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GS K BE x n is not solid stuff. According to my tests they can side tech to either side regardless of range and cause a repeat to whiff. Also, if they back tech they can block it even if their back is to the ring edge. The only reason it ever works is because people try to block it without teching, which you can't do.

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Personally, when I'm testing and searching for combos in Training I make sure to set up some particular opponent settings:

The result is that they stand open to attack as usual, upon being hit they attempt to guard all following attacks, if they are knocked down they immediately "tech" back up, and if airborne they move when able.

If a combo still works on these settings, then I try the "combo" mode in Training to see how well it works when an opponent does not tech.

Shortens the combo list quite a bit, and the few I've found on my own have already been listed. :)

i tried it on those settings and the computer couldn't get back up i also played another player and used it and asked him, he said he couldn't tech out of it so its pretty legit i just don't wanna tell anyone anything wrong or stupid since im new here

I just gave it a spin myself and confirmed Tiamat's post. By both repeating GS K (BE) on a dummy with the aforementioned settings and putting GS K (BE) on record and teching it myself, the GS K (BE) was blockable on ukemi and guard as well as outright avoidable on a left/right ukemi.

Though if you played someone online I could imagine the frame delay making it a combo for all practical purposes. Maybe you had the "Practice with Frame Delay" option on?

I use it all the time myself, even throwing out the 1B. Most situations, they'll be far enough away from me that if the 1B is teched it does me no harm.

It's also really solid to throw out if your opponent's guard is in the red. If they're in the red and you've got some space do GS B, if they block and don't break do GS B again, this time they'll probably* break and you can follow through GS Bx2, GS K (BE), 1B.

This might've been asked before, but what are good followups to 33_99b BE? I was playing around with 66A+B and agA but I'm not sure which followup is the most effective both with and without meter involved.

This might've been asked before, but what are good followups to 33_99b BE? I was playing around with 66A+B and agA but I'm not sure which followup is the most effective both with and without meter involved.

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66B is decent. If you delay a bit it'll double hit for a lil' extra damage and push them a bit farther out.

Just a note in case you have difficulty with 4KK w! WR B combos, you can replace the WR B with 3B b:A which is easier + more reliable for a paltry loss of damage (Though of course you gain much less meter).

Since the cat is out of the bag now anyway I may as well lay down the silly and dumb tech trap I found.

3(b), gsb. Catches everything but left. You have to delay the gsb slightly for it to relaunch. I do a full half circle to keep the timing proper. With this you can get the full gsb, gsb, gsk BE if your timing is right. If they tech left you can gs and time a throw/wr(b) mixup that will beat everything they do except block.

The problem is that 3(b), b:a does more damage than 3(b), gsb if they don't tech. This means that there is never a reason to tech after 3(b).

Still, it's a lot of fun when it hits.

Against people who don't tech start throwing out 1bs. 44a, 1b. 3aa, 1b. gsk BE, 1b. Keep doing it until they tech. The damage is worth it, and when they do start to tech you can run in for throw/wr(b) mixups.

I wanted to mention something. page brought it to my attention that 44A > GS K BE is a combo and it is indeed a combo unless you are too close. it works at roughly round start distance. however, GS K will be left techable. So I figure GS K BE has better tracking than GS K. Please keep this in mind and let me know if that affects any other combos

As Page said, there's some tight timing to be done here and clever players will figure out to just not tech. Got to the point of reliably using it in training, but I don't think I'll be tossing that out on a regular basis.

However, you can do this combo off of a wallsplat. Because your opponent won't get a chance to tech, the 3(B) GS B GS B GS K (BE) combo becomes much simpler to pull off. The way I figure, unless you're short on meter or it'd be overkill, there's really no reason on wallsplat to not throw out the requisite 4KK followed by the 3(B) GS B etc.

I'll have to try it in a real match, but I practiced quite a bit last night in training on a variety of ukemi and air control settings with and without the frame delay. Seems real solid off a wall hit.